Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-08-18

Carpenter b. F. Smith is enlarging
and repairing the Wolf school house.
Wild plums are beginning to ripen, and
are reported very plentiful this year.
G. F. Rossteuscher, of Yankton, well
known to most old Dakotaians, died
Saturday.
Sunday school service will be held at
Grace Church next Sunday at 2:3O p.
m. All invited.
New hay is being baled and shipped
by the Northwestern Hay Co., they are
paying good price for it too.
If there is an Improvement in the
Herald this week give the devil his
dues-the editor has been visiting.
The fastest railroad track laying in
the world has been accomplished here
in Dakota-Over eight miles per day.
That was good rain Friday, and
put the ground in excellent condition
for fall plowing which has already
been commenced.
The Mission band of children meet
with Mrs. F. III. Newton every Tues
day at two o'clock. All the little ones
are cordially invited.
The city dads have had the grass and
weeds moved along the sides of the
streets. That is a good thing and helps
the appearance thereof.
There is an active eastern demand
for all the good hay to be had. Pile it
up, farmers; pile it up, 1t will bring
you at least $500 per ton in the stack.
More than three hundred different
varieties of manufacturing by skilled
artisans will be shown in the building
during the progress OF the Minneapolis
Exposition.
Prof. s. B. Miller has organized a
singing school in Hurley, there are
over twenty scholars attending. The
professor is good teacher and under
stands his business.
z. Allen is the only authorized agent
in Turner county for the celebrated
Yankton Insurance Co. ANY one hav-
ing business with the +" Yankton" will
please confer with him.
Ii the party who took from my stable
one pair Of collar pads, three ivory
rings and pair of spread straps will
return them to the Herald office suita-
BILE reward will be paid.
Sioux City has secured two new pack
ing house companies-Fowler Bros,
and Z. Cudhay-and an outlay of $780,
600 will be required to get the plants
in shape to commence work.
We are in receipt of complimentary
ticket to the Battle of Atlanta, from
the Northwestern Panorama Co., of
Minneapolis, Minnesota. ANY one
visiting Minneapolis should not fail to
see this panorama.
A large number of citizens of Hur.
ley and vicinity attended the w. C. L.
U. county convention which convened
at Centreville Friday. All report a
splendid time and plans laid for a live.
ly campaign this fall.
The display of mechanical inventions
and machinery at the Minneapolis Ex.
position will be very much larger than
that OF the opening year; will consist
of the latest inventions and engines OF
every size and character known to the
mechanical world.
Attorney Goddard shipped two bar
rels of Jerry Manning's wfiskeY dowr
into Missouri Saturday, and says ht
will guarantee that if Senator Vest ant
other democrats drink it, Dakota will
come into the Union at once. 1t viii
certainly kill or cure.
The grand illumination of the city Of
Minneapolis at the opening of the sec
ond annual exposition will be of tn,
most beautiful character; that alone il
worth a thousand miles travel to wit
ness. 1t will far surpass that of las
year.
Parker camp meeting, under the aus
pices of the NJ. e. church, will be hell
in Geo. A. Browns grove three ant
one-half miles southeast of Parker
commencing Tuesday evening, Angus
23d, and continuing over the Sabbatl
following.
Two of the largest illustrations il
the July number of the Century maya
zine war papers are taken from tn,
battle of Atlanta panorama on exhibi
tion in Minneapolis. They give asligh
idea of the grandeur of the battl
depicted on the great painting, whicl
is 400 feet in length and SO feet il
height.
| Section 2, of the Dakota laws Of 1S8i
says: 1t shall be unlawful for an
person within the territory to shoot o
kill any prairie chickens or pinnate
grouse or ruffled grouse between tn
first day of January and the first day Q
| September, or any wild duck, snipe
goose, brant, ployer or curiew betwee
the 18th day of May and the lst day O
September, or any song bird at an
time"
The battle of Atlanta panorama i
Minneapolis is undoubtedly one of tn
grandest exhibitions of its kind to b
seen in this country, and visitors to tn
state fair and exposition will miss
treat if they fail to it. The pane
rama has been on exhibition now il
Minneapolis for more than year, an
has attracted crowds of delighted yis
tors. A visit will never be forgotten